Lifestyle / Stress Relief / Wellbeing / work
Tips to help you prioritise now
by It is difficult to have a good work/life balance when we try to do too much at one time. You may be trying to be …
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Stress / Stress Relief / Wellbeing / Wellness / work
International Stress Awareness Week 3-7 November Stress Awareness Day is on Wednesday 5th November 2025
It is International Stress Awareness Week on 3-7 November 2025. This is a major annual event focusing on stress management and campaigning against the stigma associated with stress and mental health issues. It was created 50 years ago to raise awareness about stress prevention. The highlight of the week is National Stress Awareness Day, which is the first Wednesday of November. There is an online summit with expert speakers on the day.
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Stress / Stress Relief / Wellbeing / work
10 tips to be Stressing Less
More than a third say a colleague has complained about stress but didn’t receive employer support, while Health and Safety reps name stress as a …
How to stay motivated and accomplish your goals
What is a goal? This could be a good time to have a think about how to accomplish your goals especially when you could be …
Dealing with conflict
Conflict can arise at work or at home and the best thing to do is to resolve what the issue is, and this is by …
Stress / Stress Relief / Wellbeing / work
10 tips to de-stress
Stress affects us all and it is often how we actually cope with it which can affect us most. Stress can affect our physical and …
Resilience / Wellbeing / work
Is work good for us?
Research has found there is clear evidence work is generally good for both our mental and physical health and wellbeing. When not working or out …
Stress / Stress Relief / work
Alcohol – Does it Cure Stress?
Research has found that three in five (62%) in Britain use alcohol to relax and unwind in the evenings, and that 44% are more likely …
Health / Mental Health / Stress / work
Are you suffering from Occupational Burnout? Recognise the signs.
Burnout is a widely recognised occupational hazard which can be prevented with early identification of the signs and symptoms. Occupational burnout can happen to anyone. A definition is “an experience of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion, caused by long-term involvement in situations that are emotionally demanding”.